Question

What themes does William Bradford address in Of Plymouth Plantation? Select all the answers that apply. the wickedness of kings the importance of religion the exploration of a new world

Answer 1

Answer:

Option: The importance of religion.

The exploration of a new world.

Explanation:

The central theme of the book called "Of Plymouth Plantation" is Christianity (Puritanism). Throughout the book, Bradford tells us that by having faith, it helped people coming together as one group, inspiring them to migrate to a new place and work hard for the good of their colony. Of Plymouth Plantation was written by William Bradford. It viewed as the official report of the Pilgrims and their early years of the colony in America. The journal describes the story of the Pilgrims who settled in the Dutch then the Mayflower voyage to the New World.